WHY INVEST IN AFRICA
Episode 2 The Founder- A story curated by Change Com
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WHY INVEST IN AFRICAEpisode 1 Exploring the startup ecosystem – A story curated by Change Com
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Transformative Financial SolutionsEnabling smallholder farmers to scale, thrive, and drive economic transformation across the continent
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Climate Adaptation in South AfricaANB mandarine production supported by Norfund
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Boosting Intra-African TradeThe African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and Agribusiness
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Who really feeds us?Small-scale farmers grow 70% of the world’s food
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Value addition is the futureBuilding local value chains
E-Mobility in Africa
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Invest in Africas emerging economies
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The world needs AfricaRedefining its role in world affairs
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Discover the potential in Rwanda todayAfrican ease of doing business
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Reform the way African countries are ratedThe high price of ‘perception premiums’
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Rebranding AfricaHow do we de-risk the perception of risk?
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No growth without AfricaAfrica is the last frontier for growth opportunities of significant size
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Building the next heritage for a new generationEthiopia is fast emerging as the land of opportunity
Startup Africa
Education is important because it introduces a new way of thinking. The more I learn about myself the more I can expand my knowledge in different things. You need to appreciate yourself and you need to appreciate the knowledge the world is giving to you.
Michelle Mukabana, Student, Kenya
Energy in Africa
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Global Control Centre of renewable energy in Cape TownScatec leading the way
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Ending energy povertyCreating stability in the economies and the political environment in Africa
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Reshaping Africa’s energy narrativeThe energy crisis in Zambia and across Southern Africa presents a clear investment opportunity.
Finnfund empowering through investment
Design in Africa
Africa
Africa is considered to be the place where human life originated and the oldest inhabited territory on Earth. It is the world’s second-largest and second-most populous continent after Asia, and bigger than China, India, USA and most of Europe combined. Africa covers 6% of Earth’s total surface area and 20% of its land area, yet only emits about 4% of the world’s total carbon dioxide emissions.
Young Kenya the face of tomorrow
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Young Kenya: EducationThe face of tomorrow
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Young Kenya: EntrepreneurThe face of tomorrow
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Young Kenya: Gender Equality and relationshipsThe face of tomorrow
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Young Kenya: The Green ShiftThe face of tomorrow
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Young Kenya: Travel and leisureThe face of tomorrow
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Young Kenya: The FutureThe face of tomorrow
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